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the "Marco Polo," waa conspicuous fcr ae\eial rapid passages. As.. i.-uiarkuWe illustration of the largo trade between this country ami Aiutiaha, it is mentioned that 17 vessels nirivecl at Giavtscuil fivm tho autipoilts on Juno 23th Ki^Kt wcic from New Zealand, four from A(fcl.iido, two from Melbourne, two hom Sydnoj', and ono from Brisbane. \i^hls SroKKN. — wu'u, barque, from IMymouth for Auckland, May 2nd, 1G' >S., 'A2' W. ; Loch Urr, barque, from London for Auckland, June 9th, 48- N., 7" W.

The ship Cmlo is loading a.t London for Nelson, Is.Z Tho ships Cospatrick, 1,199 torn, aurt Hydaspes, 2,092 tons, were 011 tho berth for Auckland on the 27th of June. 'Ihe barque Stanley Castle, 414 tous, and the ship Zealand ia, both sailed from (iraves•nd for Auckland on the 10th July. Paasengera per lattor veiaol .-—Saloon : Mhi Nathan, Mrs. and Misb Grulley, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. A. Jirowu and family (4), Miss Metcalfo, Mr. and Mrs. Po.vell Symonds, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Iuncs, Mr. E. Duahwood, Mr. 11. H. Abraham, Mr. G. B. M'Qacen, Mr. Frank Brady, Mr. Hyam Davia, Mr. W. H. Thornton, Mr. J. O. F. Gilbert, Mr. Bartloy, Mr. Charles Stoviu, Mr. Foster Stovin, and Dr. T. J. Tigho. Second cabin : Mr. J. C. Wood and family (4), Mr. D. Cope and family, Mus J, Baxter, Miss Lo Mesurner, Mr. J. Konouf, Mr. F. F. M«olean, and Mr. Do Cartont. Also 220 steerage passengers. Th« Windward from Hobarb Town, n ports that on June 22, in 40 N. 12 VV., passed a large painted port wat'T-loggod ship, with three lower masts standing, and forelopmaat, tiro fore topsail yards aloft, lower yards broken in slings, with decks awash and partly gone ; also, bulwarks, cabin house, and poop P -*u u, OU , t>ide - M * 8fca parted stone color, <mtn black mastheads and yards; lower rig|ing standing. No name to be found. The JJJJJ" XB th « rtw»m of the Bay of Biscay Jl!!i!!E?2L MMwrnnoe the death of Cap. m*ad«r in th« Blaok Ball hue, H« Te«#l,